See Her Die by Melinda Leigh @MelindaLeigh1 #MontlakeRomance @amazonpub @melindaleighauthorpage @amazonpublishing

Posted September 8, 2020 by Anne - Books of My Heart in Book Review / 14 Comments

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See Her Die by Melinda Leigh @MelindaLeigh1 #MontlakeRomance @amazonpub  @melindaleighauthorpage @amazonpublishingSee Her Die by Melinda Leigh
Series: Bree Taggert #2
Published by Montlake Romance on September 15, 2020
Genres: Romantic Suspense
Pages: 320
Format: eARC
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New sheriff Bree Taggert is called to a shooting in a campground shuttered for the winter. But she arrives to find a perplexing crime. There is no shooter, no victim, and no blood. No one but Bree believes the sole witness, Alyssa, a homeless teenager who insists she saw her friend shot.

Bree calls in former deputy Matt Flynn and his K-9 to track the killer and search for Alyssa’s friend. They discover the battered corpse of a missing university student under the ice in Grey Lake—but it’s not the victim they were looking for.

When two more students go missing and additional bodies turn up, Bree must find the link between the victims. She knows only one thing for certain: the murders are fueled by rage. When Alyssa disappears, Bree must race against time to find her before her witness becomes another victim.

I really loved Cross Her Heart and have enjoyed reading Melinda Leigh’s other series. I knew this Bree Taggert series was going to be special from the start.  The world is somewhat connected to her other series, and Bree is in law enforcement.

Bree has been having some major adjustments to a new home with two children who are grieving, and a new high pressure job.  She and Dana are so great with her niece and nephew, and do everything to help them live.   Dana’s great cooking doesn’t hurt. Bree also has to deal with her own grief in losing Erin.

Bree is busy settling into her new job with staff who probably aren’t happy to have an outsider and a female become the new sheriff.  The department is seriously underfunded but she is figuring things out with her admin, Marge.  I love Marge and look forward to more of her wisdom and support to Bree.  Just as she is figuring things out, the disappearances and murders start. A disappearance was being worked by Stella Dane from Scarlett Falls and Matt was looking into it as a friend of the family.  I was happy to see Stella and have her join the investigation, which connected into a burglary case of Stella’s also.  We also get a peek at Morgan Dane, too!

I always enjoy a police investigation and this one is improved by Matt and the K9 aspects. Matt’s sister is raising and training dogs in his place, since he left the sheriff’s department after his injury.  Both Bree and Matt have plenty of personal issues to work through, and keep their attraction light.  Dogs are an issue for Bree so she has to work hard to control herself.

Bree continues to deal with others with such compassion and caring.  Even with all the personal stress, she works intelligently, and risks herself to help others and save lives.  I admire her so much.  There is just nothing I don’t like about this series.

About Melinda Leigh

Wall Street Journal bestselling author Melinda Leigh is a fully recovered banker. A life-long lover of books, she started writing as a way to preserve her sanity while raising her kids. Over the next few years, she learned a few things about writing a book. The process was much more fun than analyzing financial statements, and she decided to turn her hobby into a career. Melinda’s debut novel, SHE CAN RUN, was nominated for Best First Novel by the International Thriller Writers. She is a RITA® Award Finalist and has earned three Daphne du Maurier Award nominations, two Silver Falchion Awards, and a Golden Leaf.

Melinda holds a 2nd degree belt in Kenpo Karate. She’s dabbled in Arnis stick fighting, studied Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and taught women’s self-defense. She lives in a messy house in the suburbs with her husband, two kids, a couple of shelter dogs and two rescue cats who clearly run the show. With such a pleasant life, she has no explanation for the sometimes dark and disturbing nature of her imagination.

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Posted September 8, 2020 by Anne - Books of My Heart in Book Review / 14 Comments


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